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PNS Daily Newscast - November 19, 2018.

More than 1,200 missing in the California wildfires. Also on the Monday rundown: A pair of reports on gun violence in the nation; and concerns that proposed changes to 'Green Card' rules favor the wealthy.

"The reality is that only one candidate is saying these sorts of hateful things," says Roland. "And Jeff Bezos and the leadership at Amazon need to look really hard in the mirror and ask themselves is that what they want Amazon.com to be associated with?"

Last week, 1,500 shareholders sent Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos a letter, also asking him to stop selling Trump merchandise.

It says what it describes as the "misogyny, racism and outright bigotry" of the presumptive Republican nominee poses a risk to Amazon's reputation.

More than 50,000 people have signed in support of the letter.

Amazon sells merchandise related to multiple candidates. But the company also has a history of taking down controversial merchandise.

Last year, Amazon stopped selling confederate flags after a shooting at an historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina.

Two years earlier, Roland says Amazon pulled an "ex-girlfriend shooting target" because of the outrage the product provoked.

"A number of Ultraviolet members saw that they were selling a shooting target and were outraged that they were selling something that promotes domestic violence," says Roland. "And Amazon almost immediately took that off their site."

Since Trump began campaigning for the presidency last year, a number of companies have taken steps to distance themselves from him.

Macy's pulled Trump's clothing line and NBC ended a television contract with him shortly after his presidential announcement speech, citing comments Trump had made about Mexican immigrants.